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Just testing the legends." He closed his eyes, focusing on the feeling under his fingertips.
    "The old legends are true! Your hearts are beating together. Remarkable. Tell me, tracker, can the bonding be broken?"
    "No," croaked Rev.
    "Are you sure about that?"
    "Leave. Her. Alone."
    "I'll take that as a disinterest in breaking the bonding."
    "What are we going to do with them, Captain?" said Tul.
    "Well, I could turn them into the Aligned Worlds for the bounty, but I know someone that is seriously interested in this tracker. Ar-Reven, right? Just recently testified against Jaal and company? You did some damage there, tracker, and the boss of that organization has a price on your head that is triple the normal bounty. That means serious profit for us, and I can keep the pretty pink one for myself."
    "Lay a hand on her and I'll tear you apart." Rev growled
    Kor made a dismissive move of his hand. "Lock him in the brig. Get this ship trim and powered up, and take her and prepare her the usual way. Take my lovely Ennhr to my cabin. He picked up the golden Jer'hym that was knocked to the side by the laser blast. "Ennhr, Ennhr, how many times have I told you it is useless to resist? We have another to keep you company so you won't be so lonely now. I do what I can for you."
    Ennhr trilled weakly in his hands.
    "Here, Jenno, take Ennhr to my quarters and chain him this time. I don't know why I listen to him. I guess I may have a soft spot, and you," he gestured at Tracy, "will keep him company until I return. I have some communications to make."
    "You hurt her," said Rev, "and I'll end you."
    "Tracker, how little you know of my people. We have a high regard for females. I would never hurt your lovely mate. In fact, I plan to show her pleasure such as she's never known."
    "Bastard!"
    Kor shook his head. "So impolite. My mother wouldn't like it that you insulted her. She'd beat you stiffly if she were still alive. She was so very good that way."
    He sighed, then gave Rev a cold hard stare. "Take him away."
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    As Tracy was taken through the ship, she felt her body become heavy. Behind Tracy and her guard, Ennhr trilled plaintively.
    "Shut up," said his handler. "I don't know why the captain puts up with you. If it didn't mean getting spaced, I'd stuff you out of the airlock myself to get rid of your bird chirping."
    "You've turned on the gravity," said Tracy, "and his people live in a weightless environment. You're hurting him."
    "He does look flat and a little green around his gills. Well, no matter, the Captain has accommodations fixed up special for the little twit. Here we are."
    The pirate pressed his thumb to a panel at the door, and it slid open. The pirate who held Tracy pushed her roughly inside. The other walked in behind them and went to a large transparent box on a stand in the middle of the cabin. Opening the door, he put the Jer'hym inside. Immediately, the Jer'hym fluttered and flew around the box, batting against the clear panes.
    "Stop it. If you hurt yourself, the captain will punish me."
    "Thatssss whatss I'ss count onss."
    "Little fucker." He looked at Tracy. "Strip."
    "I will not!"
    The pirate struck Tracy hard against the face. "Take off your fucking clothes or I'll rip them off you myself and enjoy every minute of it."
    Glaring at the pirate, Tracy took off her spacesuit and clothes.
    The pirate shook his head at Tracy's naked body.
    "I don't see the attraction, but who am I to say? Kneel."
    "What?"
    "Are you fucking stupid on top of ugly? On your pink little knees."
    Tracy, face burning red, dropped to her knees. The pirate tied her arms behind her back and to her ankles.
    "There, that will do. Now, stay in that position until the Captain returns. Once he's had his entertainment, he'll most likely send you to the brig with that tracker of yours. If likes you enough, he might keep you for a spell. We'll see. He usually doesn't keep them long, but there can always be that the first time."
    The two pirates